Have you heard a conversation about “human rights” with those who claim them?

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Dr. Ahmed Al-Qudidi

Have you heard a conversation about “human rights” with those who claim them?

It is very certain that the organization of the World Cup was more than a national and national challenge set by the State of Qatar, and it proved to the world what the world witnessed about the perfection of coordination, the safety of the team and guests, the ideal of safety reserved for all, the provision of all health facilities, smooth traffic and the role of the metro in mass transportation without any incidents of congestion or traffic. He defended the adherence of the Arab-Muslim state of Qatar to the constants of its religion and Arabism without prejudice or prejudice of any religion or race. The world championship was, as promised by His Highness the Emir of the country, may God protect him, a civilized wedding that united and not separated and all those who lived through the event and are still alive felt as if they were in their homelands. They did not leave it with flags raised everywhere, and proudly acknowledged that the Qatari people embraced them and their families and shared their enthusiasm and joy!

Can the cacophony of planned distortion still be heard? Moreover, the right-wing, racist, western hypocrisy tries to distract the world from western disasters in ancient and modern history by camouflage and accusing Qatar, and to forget them in false events, so that the right can continue to promote the typical, false image of the tolerant and angelic Christian West, which today, In 2022, he became a professor who teaches lessons in law. People, animals and even insects are among the “backward nations” who are satisfied with hearing and obedience. ! Isn’t the syntagma (religious wars) a product of Christianity and its long-lasting and bitter conflicts with its victims, which numbered more than 10 million, and famous massacres took place in it, the last of which was in 1792 when the people of the French (Vande) ) exterminated (from the book Wars of Religion for high school students), and then when a famine occurred in Europe in 1090 due to diseases that affected wheat crops. The Church devised a way to free the kings of Europe from the herds of hungry farmers. The French Pope (Urban II.) called all Europeans, in a famous speech in the cathedral in Clermont, to mobilize for the crusades. What Muslims! These campaigns lasted 200 years, during which 15 million members of all religions were killed! Then the Crusader mentality lived on as ghosts and myths fueling racist tendencies until today when two racist fans descended on World Cup stadiums in Qatar wearing Crusader gear and carrying two swords, and of course were firmly chased away by vigilant Qatari security.

And do you know that the crimes of the Inquisitorial Courts in Andalusia remain to this day the most terrible operations of extermination of Muslims by burning, torture and expulsion in history?

In terms of modern history, from 1798 Napoleon began preparations for the colonial era in what his historians called (the Bonapartist Enlightenment Campaign for Egypt and the Levant), which lasted for 3 years of killing Al-Azhar scholars and inventing hieroglyphics and antiquities issues Pharaoh. The Louvre Museum is more than what is found in Egypt!

As for the two European wars, they told us they were global, no problem. Between 1914 and 1918, the greatest human catastrophe occurred, which spread from Europe to most of the world. Innocent people were killed with mustard gas in it (30 million victims of soldiers, women and children!) Then between 1939 and 1945, the Christian nation repeated the disaster, and we left. We, Arabs and Africans, count between conscripts and civilians in the millions (about 50 million victims from five continents!) And when the French government decided to dig the Suez Canal under the administration of (Ferdinand Lesseps), more than 20 thousand Egyptians, Levantines and Africans died is like victims of more difficult working conditions than you can imagine! Then in 1900, when the Paris authorities decided to dig tunnels for the metro, they brought labor from Africa, Italy and Poland, and more than 12,000 miserable workers died mercilessly in the snow during those years!

And only in Algeria, the most violent practices of genocide were evident, from what President Macron himself described in 2019, that there were operations during the colonial phases that we do not hesitate to call crimes against humanity! In this sense, we recall the dilemma surrounding the crimes of the liberation war and what preceded it between Algeria and France, where President Tebboune spoke two years ago in a harsh and decisive tone at an extraordinary press conference when the Algerian President devoted the second part of his speech to the request from the French state to apologize for the crimes committed by colonialism in Algeria, some of which reached the level of genocide, such as the murder of 45,000 Algerian citizens in the city of Setif on May 8, 1945, immediately after the liberation of France from German Nazi occupation! Or the holocaust of the Awlad Riyah tribe in 1846, when 5,000 Muslim citizens took refuge in a mountain with children and women to escape the terror of the French army, so General Pelissier ordered the mountain to be set on fire with those in it, and the soldiers shot all who survived the fire! Then the Algerian president also demanded that France apologize for the one and a half million victims and martyrs during the liberation war from 56 to 62, then to compensate the victims of the French atomic experiments in the Algerian desert from 58 to 61 when the French army used Algerian citizens as guinea pigs to know the effect of their atomic bombs, and those who died died and remained. Distortions of many of them to this day. With the claim that this French generation, including Macron, is not responsible for what their ancestors committed, but the state, according to international law and Article 37 of the United Nations Charter, remains responsible through the generations for what was committed in its name. and under its flag.